Sentence examples for begin with a large from inspiring English sources

Begin with a large mixing bowl and fill the bottom with roughly crushed ice cubes.

Ideally you begin with a large cast of talented, classically trained actors — a commodity not in generous supply these days.

"What's the point of having this box that sucks and creates dust," asks Mr Corley, "is aged before it runs off the production line, and is from a perspective of computer power, heating, cooling, storage, and everything else about it, just an inefficient clunky box?" For collaborative environments, you could probably begin with a large video wall or multi-touch whiteboard, he says.

The torn down faux-concrete walls begin with a large rectangular hole and end with a figure-like shape.

Like Bewick, Yarrell's sections begin with a large wood engraving, depicting the species against a more or less realistic background: that of the Egyptian vulture shows a pyramid and a pair of laden camels.

Disston was advised to begin with a large canal connecting Lake Okeechobee with the St. Lucie but the prohibitive costs forced him to begin with smaller dredging operations to straighten the Kissimmee River and to connect Lake Okeechobee with the Caloosahatchee.

Insiders begin with a larger wave of action and their actions tend to be more basic.

To get there it would need to begin with a larger amount of medium-enriched uranium somewhere between 94 kilograms and 210 kilograms and enrich it further.

First, the medicine: It should begin with a larger gasoline tax.

Susan Chorpenning's "Backtrack" (1995) begins with a large rectangle of phosphorescent paint applied to the wall of a darkened room.

Each work begins with a large, glamorous drawing of a face — usually a woman's — based on a Hollywood portrait photograph.